Galway captain Kate Geraghty said it is special to be captaining her county on the biggest day in the ladies football calendar on Sunday.

Galway face Kerry in the All-Ireland senior ladies football final on Sunday at 4:15pm in Croke Park.

Geraghty will look to follow in Annette Clarke footsteps and become the second Galway ladies footballer to captain her county to All-Ireland success.

Clarke was the Galway captain in 2004 when the Tribeswomen last won the Brendan Martin Cup. That is the only time Galway have managed to get their hands on the Brendan Martin Cup, they have suffered defeats in the 1975, 2005, 2019 and 2024 All-Ireland finals.

“It’s a special feeling but at the end of the day it’s just another day of football. There will be a bit of excitement and nerves , I think once you're out on the pitch it’s just another game,” said Geraghty.

Ahead of the All-Ireland final, Galway ladies football captain Kate Geraghty caught up with Tribune Sport.